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On August 7, 2026, Civil Aviation Resource Network reported that a physical altercation occurred on a Longjiang Airlines flight on August 6. On August 7, a passenger, Mr. Wang (pseudonym), told the media that the flight, LT6618, was flying from Chengdu to Harbin with a stopover in Tangshan. The incident occurred during the aircraft's takeoff climb when passengers in the front and rear seats argued over seat adjustments, which escalated into a physical altercation. Flight attendants intervened promptly and moved the passengers involved to different seats. Another passenger on the flight stated that the passengers involved had been taken away by relevant authorities.
According to FlightAware data, flight LT6618 departed Chengdu at 13:51 on August 6, arrived in Tangshan for a stopover at 16:13, then took off again at 17:05, finally arriving in Harbin at 18:56. The flight was operated by an Airbus A320 aircraft.
What is disruptive behavior on airplanes?
"Disruptive behavior on airplanes" is a common term for acts committed by passengers in public places such as civil aircraft and airports that disrupt civil aviation transport order, endanger passenger safety and property, and threaten public safety. These acts range from minor disruptions to smooth travel for passengers to serious threats to aviation transport safety.
According to Article 49 of the "Rules for Security and Protection Work During Public Air Passenger Transport Flights":
Disruptive behavior refers to actions taken at civil airports or on aircraft that violate regulations or disobey instructions from airport staff or crew members, thereby disrupting good order at the airport or on the aircraft.
Article 26 of the Law on Penalties for Administration of Public Security clearly stipulates that anyone who disrupts the order on public buses, trams, urban rail transit vehicles, trains, ships, aircraft, or other public transportation vehicles shall be given a warning or fined not more than 500 yuan; if the circumstances are serious, he/she shall be detained for not less than five days but not more than ten days and may also be fined not more than 1,000 yuan.
On April 8, 2026, the Supreme People's Court and the Supreme People's Procuratorate issued the "Interpretation on Several Issues Concerning the Application of Law in Handling Criminal Cases Endangering Civil Aviation Flight Safety," which includes legally punishing common "disruptive" crimes such as illegally opening aircraft cabin doors and fighting inside aircraft cabins. The Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) Public Security Bureau stated: "Zero tolerance" for behaviors that endanger flight safety and disrupt onboard order.
Tang Furong, Deputy Director of the CAAC Public Security Bureau, stated that with the development of the industry, various illegal behaviors that endanger flight safety and disrupt onboard order occur frequently, becoming potential risks to civil aviation safety. Among these, unauthorized opening of emergency exit doors, occupying overhead bins, smoking inside aircraft, verbally abusing or assaulting crew members, fabricating and disseminating rumors about civil aviation safety, and illegally carrying dangerous goods on board are particularly prominent. These behaviors not only seriously disrupt onboard order and affect normal flight operations but also directly threaten flight safety. To effectively curb the frequent occurrence of such behavior and safeguard flight safety, the Civil Aviation Public Security Bureau has deployed a series of special campaigns nationwide to crack down on disruptive behavior on board aircraft. These campaigns employ multiple measures and targeted efforts, maintaining a "zero-tolerance" policy towards all acts that endanger flight safety and disrupt onboard order. Typical cases are investigated and punished strictly according to law, and publicized to create a powerful deterrent.